text:
Clarence Seedorf's Milan were dumped out of the Coppa Italia as a 2-1 defeat to Udinese handed the Dutchman him his first loss in charge.
Seedorf – who spent 10 years at the club as a player – retired from his playing career with Botafogo earlier this month in order to take the Milan job and replace the sacked Massimiliano Allegri.
But after watching his side edge Verona 1-0 in the Serie A on Sunday, in the first match of his managerial career, he watched on in frustration as they were bundled out of the competition quarter-finals.
Milan started brightly and took the lead in the seventh minute, as Mario Balotelli scored the second goal of Seedorf's reign at the club.
The hosts quickly broke forward and Kaka's excellent cross from the right was swept in by Balotelli from close range.
Udinese responded well though, and levelled proceedings four minutes before half-time thanks to a Luis Muriel penalty.
Urby Emanuelson conceded the spot-kick, bringing down Silvan Widmer after the pair clashed in the penalty area, and Muriel powered his effort past Milan goalkeeper Christian Abbiati.
In an end-to-end second half, Andrea Lazzari spurned a golden chance, while Muriel was a persistent threat.
But it was 20-year-old Nicolas Lopez who would score the winner, just three minutes after being introduced as a replacement for Muriel.
The Uruguayan finished a long run with a superb left-foot effort that crashed into the bottom right corner from 20 yards with 12 minutes left.
And Milan were unable to muster a response as they bowed out of the competition.
|Arda hits back at Van Persie comments
|Alexis and Vidal doubts to face Brazil
|CAF World Cup Qualifying Review: Historic South Sudan clash called off, Kenya thump Mauritius
|Mandzukic out of Croatia´s qualifiers
|Aguero: No. 10 shirt belongs to Messi
|Dinamo Zagreb´s Ademi fails doping test
|FIFA president Blatter facing suspension, claims advisor
|Spain v Luxembourg: Holders close in on qualification
|England v Estonia: We´ve won nothing yet, Hart warns
|Douglas Costa: I cannot replace Neymar
|Lloris sure Benzema can lead France forward
|Lewandowski one of the best I´ve played against - Martin
|Ancelotti urges Milan to give Mihajlovic time
|Ancelotti: Ibrahimovic is not finished
|Colombia v Peru: Falcao out to silence his critics
|Keita ruled out for five weeks
|Hummels denies singling out Dortmund team-mates
|Zidane was great, but I only had eyes for Riquelme - Pastore
|De Boer fears Netherlands disaster
|Scotland suffer Anya blow ahead of Poland clash
|Mata: Chelsea still in Premier League title race
|Gotze has silenced critics - Low
|Roy Keane has bigger t**s than me, says Robbie
|El Shaarawy: I have found serenity at Monaco
|Evans out of vital Northern Ireland qualifier
|Argentina v Ecuador: Aguero the man to watch in Messi´s absence
|Walcott vows to deliver Arsenal form for England
|I wish we could stop the Pique whistles, says Nolito
|Insigne withdraws from Italy squad
|Luongo thought Ballon d´Or nod was a joke
|Muller pays tribute to ´great role model´ Gerd
|Nolito: Barcelona rumours won´t change me
|Chung Mong-joon vows to sue ´hypocrite´ Blatter
|Fast-paced England can go far at Euro 2016 - King
|Adverse WADA findings down in 2014
|Vertonghen hoping to see Kompany play for Belgium
|Nedved: Morata´s future is at Juventus
|Costa´s poor Spain form understandable - Mata
|I have to get the better of Schweinsteiger - Meyler
|Ancelotti: I will return next season
|Depay: Criticism does not affect me
|Ozil: Arsenal do not fear Bayern Munich
|Cristiano Ronaldo will retire at Real Madrid - Ancelotti
|Beckham: Don´t write off Rooney
|Bigas: I did not deliberately injure Messi
|Inter training was boring - Kovacic
|Klopp can be Liverpool ´immortal´ - Hamann
|I had my best season under Benitez - Mata
|Neymar will break my record anyway - Kaka
|Chile v Brazil: Dunga aware of qualifying difficulties
|Wanyama has ´forgotten´ about failed Tottenham move
|United won´t end up like Liverpool - Beckham
|Bolivia v Uruguay: Tabarez wary of La Paz altitude
|Cabaye unsurprised by Martial talent
|Enyeama rift just a ´misunderstanding´
|´I´m ready to go´ - Bale
|Osorio set to take charge of Mexico
|Lewandowski expects to be targeted by Scotland
|Kramaric frustrated with Leicester role
|Fowler: I´d love to join Klopp at Liverpool
|Nigeria v DR Congo: Visa chaos undermines friendly
|Ramos: Benitez can speak to me about penalty
|Portugal v Denmark: Ronaldo & Co on the brink of Euro 2016 finals
|You can´t build a team around Ronaldo - Cruyff
|Germany without Podolski for final qualifiers
|Bosnia hopeful Dzeko can face Wales
|Sevilla rule out move for United outcast Valdes
|Kovacic criticises distant relationship with Mancini
|England call up Walker, Townsend as Stones drops out
|Amalfitano released by West Ham
|Torres defends Benitez over ´defensive´ jibes
|Beckham predicts Premier League return for Ancelotti
|Cabaye relishing competition from Diarra
|Dybala is already a star - Martino
|Bayern and Germany legend Muller suffering from Alzheimer´s
|Diarra thanks Deschamps for France recall
|Scotland v Poland: Newcomer Shinnie boosted by confidence in Strachan´s squad
|Doumbia rules out Roma return
|France v Armenia: Deschamps has faith in Giroud
|Cruyff critical of Van Gaal and Mourinho
|Kuwait v South Korea: Perfect records on the line
|Sneijder: Netherlands face two finals to reach France
|Beckham backs Giggs as future Manchester United manager
|Northern Ireland v Greece: Norwood confident of qualification
|Jovetic slams ´absurd´ injury reports
|Keane slams Sunderland hierarchy after Advocaat exit
|Republic of Ireland v Germany: Gundogan doesn´t want to play for a draw
|Beckham reflects fondly on relationship with Ferguson
|Tax charges dropped against Messi
|Gundogan: Klopp would be a great fit for Liverpool
|´He didn´t have the baby´ - New father Keane expected to line-up for Ireland
|Bertrand eager to state England case
|Nedved warns Pogba: You can´t have everything
|Sakho: I was like a caged lion on the sidelines
|Honda hits back at Mihajlovic: There´s no point in blaming the players
|Tottenham´s fitness too much for opponents - Dier
|Ramos withdraws from Spain squad due to shoulder injury
|Gundogan and Boateng praise in-form Muller
|Janmaat ruled out of Netherlands qualifiers
|Benitez: Defensive? My Napoli team scored 104 goals!
|Ronaldo not untouchable and will be rested, says Benitez
|Barca, Madrid and United are Bayern´s Champions League rivals - Effenberg
|Neymar will stay at Barcelona for his ´entire life´ - Robert
|Klopp would deliver at any club - Can
|O´Neill: I didn´t prostitute myself for Grealish
|Mourinho burning out his players - Capello
|Lewandowski´s stunning form ´does not make Poland a better team´
|Barcelona are looking at January signings, confirms Robert
|Deschamps: I won´t sub Benzema
|Chung Mong-Joon expects FIFA suspension
|Mourinho: Ferguson knew I didn´t want United job
|Ferguson´s hairdryer treatment inspired players – Ronaldo
|Jordan v Australia: Visitors ready for tough trip
|Falcao confident of Chelsea turnaround
|Syria v Japan: Top spot up for grabs
|Euro giants are scared of playing Wales - Coleman
|Benzema must convert more chances - Benitez
|Nasri happy for future without France
|Van Persie situation concerns Blind
|Walcott almost unstoppable - Coquelin
|Bale named as Wales player of the year once more
|Rojo latest player ruled out of Argentina qualifiers
|Rooney underwhelmed by Capello as England manager
|Martial keen to play down ´new Henry´ tag
|Watzke dismisses Dortmund´s Bundesliga prospects
|Deschamps calls for Pogba improvement
|Totti steps up injury rehab
|Watzke talks up ´great coach´ Klopp amid Liverpool rumours
|Del Bosque calls up San Jose, Etxeita and Gaspar after injury setbacks
|Cech happy to see Sanchez back up to top speed
|Swiss authorities reject FIFA official´s extradition appeal
|Casillas impressed by ´fantastic´ Navas
|Rodgers expects transitional Liverpool to improve following sacking
|Mourinho charged by FA
|Messi´s absence no excuse for Argentina - Mascherano
|Deschamps praises Martial for tackling doubters over United move
|Inter have faith in Mancini - Zanetti
|Romero accepts number two status behind De Gea
|Lokomotiv Moscow charged with ´racist behaviour´
|Deco: Ronaldo dedication borders on sickness
|Conte calls for Balotelli consistency after Berardi blow
|Mata: United unacceptable at Arsenal
|Carvajal blow for Spain as Real confirm ankle injury
|Xavi wants Barcelona return
|Bayern can be super successful this season - Effenberg
|´Stop e-mailing about Muller´ - Rummenigge warns Manchester United
|Chile are not favourites against Brazil - Jefferson
|Lewandowski success down to absence of Robben and Ribery - Beckenbauer
|Deco: Mourinho playing games with the media
|Pauleta challenges Ibrahimovic to deliver Champions League for PSG
|Ched Evans case referred to Court of Appeal
|Pardew hails ´lieutenant´ Cabaye
|Mourinho receives Chelsea backing
|Neymar must not focus on replacing Messi - Juninho
|Insigne warns against Maradona comparisons
|Navas: Research helped me save Griezmann penalty
|Benzema unhappy with substitution
|Mertesacker hails Sanchez and Ozil
|Struggle against relegation ´not my cup of tea´ - Advocaat
|We are behind De Boer - Bazoer
|Ibrahimovic: I want to continue making history at PSG
|Beckenbauer: Bayern and Guardiola are a perfect fit
|Carrick: Manchester United will come back stronger
|Redknapp plays down Sunderland talk
|Lacazette replaces Ntep in France squad
|Aguero on par with Messi and Suarez, says Zabaleta
|"Special" Klopp perfect for Liverpool - Redknapp
|Dybala: Juventus must improve defensively
|Kaka replaces Coutinho in Brazil squad
|Cazorla: Arsenal´s changed mentality made the difference
|A-League Preview: Victory the team to beat in bid for back-to-back titles
|Gervinho favouritism talk ´nonsense´ - Garcia
|Benitez explains Benzema substitution
|Klaassen, Promes withdrawn from Dutch squad
|MLS Review: Galaxy, Dallas into play-offs
|Aguero at Messi, Ronaldo level - Pellegrini
|Sampdoria ´could´ve won 11-1´ - president Ferrero
|Mihajlovic: I will not resign
|Derby draw a good result - Benzema
|I´ll quit if the players don´t trust me - Mourinho
|Simeone disappointed not to claim derby victory
|Blanc not surprised by record-breaking Ibrahimovic
|Serie A Review: Fiorentina out in front as Napoli thump Milan
|Benitez rues dropped points
|Allegri: No crisis at Juventus


text:
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - The University of Alabama men's basketball team officially closed the 2013-14 campaign with its annual awards banquet Tuesday evening at Coleman Coliseum. UA student-athletes, managers and support staff were recognized and honored for their efforts on and off the court throughout the season.
Click here for the original story.
Welcome to SECTalk.com
|Welcome to SECTalk.com -- The Home of 6 Straight National Titles!
You are currently accessing our site as a guest which means you can't access all of our features such as social groups, sports betting, and many more. By joining our free community you will have access to all of these great features as well as to participating in our forums, contacting other members, and much more. Registration only takes a minute and SECTalk.com is absolutely free, so please join today!
If you have any problems registering or signing in, please contact us.
Latest Topics
Latest News
Top Bettors
Top High Fived
Men's Basketball Honors 2013-14 Team at Annual Postseason Banquet
Started by Tider27, Apr 01 2014 08:08 PM
Similar Topics
|Started By
|Last Post Info
Pee Wee team does their best Vandy impression
Started by shamoan, 08 Oct 2015 In: SEC Sports → SEC Trash Talk
- 8 replies
- 106 views
Jones, Tigers Discuss Start of Basketball Practice
Started by SECTalk.com, 08 Oct 2015 In: The West → LSU Sports → LSU News
- 0 replies
- 40 views
Vols in the Postseason
Started by SECTalk.com, 08 Oct 2015 In: The East → Tennessee Sports → Tennessee News
- 0 replies
- 82 views
Alabama Basketball Welcomes 2015-16 Season with Tide Tipoff on Oct. 27
Started by Tider27, 07 Oct 2015 In: The West → Alabama Sports → Alabama News
- 0 replies
- 38 views
Basketball's Simmons a CBS Preseason All-American
Started by SECTalk.com, 07 Oct 2015 In: The West → LSU Sports → LSU News
- 0 replies
- 35 views

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Overheard on Degrassi...
Ready to "Guess the quote"? Here's a steamin' hot quote from "Not Ready to Make Nice, pt. 1" (the new Degrassi episode that airs Friday).
"We're lucky that the universe brought us together then." - ???
So, who do you think says it? Which Degrassi characters is the universe bringing together?
Blogs By Topic
- Worst Babysitter Ever
If you see her coming, run the other direction! She's the Worst. Babysitter. Ever.


text:
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
© Copyright 2015 Albany Herald
UNADILLA -- Miss Demetria Diane Royal, 40, of Albany, GA died Saturday, July 28, 2012 at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital in Albany, GA. Funeral services will be held Saturday, August 4, 2012 at 11:00 AM at the Evergreen Missionary Baptist Church, Railroad St., Pinehurst. Burial will follow in the Mount Moriah Church Cemetery, Unadilla.
Alvie Coes Funeral Home
Unadilla 478/627-9382


text:
About Feel the Steele
I'm a graphic designer and illustrator from the UK who works in both digital and traditional media. I also love hair metal and pugs.
Feel The Steele joined Society6 on December 10, 2012. Verified on December 10, 2012.
To add items to your wishlist, simply click the "Add to Wishlist" link from any product page.
Don't see Wishlist items you've previously added? Create an account or login now on all devices to sync your Wishlist.


text:
Craglands Guest House
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this b&b rated in the past?
Travelers also recommend:
TripAdvisor Reviews Craglands Guest House Keswick
Travel Blogs from Keswick
Actually in North Yorkshire now, not Cumbria
I wish I could work out this TravelPod, I suppose I will have it down pat in 4 weeks time! Anyway, we had a free day in Richmond where all we did was tour the castle, walk around the Saturday market, which was very small and had some lovely cheeses and breads on sale and then - wait for it- Greg sat down in the lounge of the B&B, read a book for an hour or so AND had a nap. Obviously no mountains nearby to climb. All this was in preparation for the 37.5 km walk on ...
... course which followed for me was my entree, but someone made a mistake and I was served a small portion customarily reserved for the tasting menu. We ultimately had it addressed, but this together with the incorrect amuse bouche is not what I understand is to be expected at a Michelin star restaurant. This restaurant served the food with a bit of showmanship and drama. To me, it was a little much. I would have preferred better ...
Last day in the lakes :-(
... it, several photos later, including a few where I had to position the iPad on a log, set it up on the timer and run back to jump into the picture, only needed a few takes!. Then it was time to wander back to find a spot of lunch, itwas now 2pm!!! and I was starving. We had decided against a packed lunch as there are only so many days you can eat ham n cheese! Non of the establishments we passed did anything we ...
Another lovely day in the lakes
... the floor!! We wandered up to a little church up the road, stopping briefly to have a chat with the very friendly piggies, Andy made a new best friend!, see photo!, in this church was a memorial plaque for Alfred Wainwright, who was a very famous author and illustrator of all the Lakeland fell guide books. From here we made our way to Buttermere Lake, and skirted the whole way around the shoreline, ...
What a lovely walk
... in the little stream we were walking over and Meg the dog was not impressed with the sight of her treats floating down the side of the hill, trying to hoover them up before they disappeared. Eventually made it down to the bottom and over the smallest bridge in Cumbria, stopping again for more photo opportunities. Found a path down the side of the hill through some woods which bought us out by a youth hostel which sold tea and cake, so we just had to stop for lunch, ...


text:
Pamela Bailey, president and CEO of the Grocery Manufacturers Association, has announced the appointment of Jennifer Kaleda as VP industry affairs, operational effectiveness.
A former Goldman Sachs executive will join Valeant Pharmaceuticals as EVP and CFO.
Genzyme has named leaders of two units that are part of the core focus of the drug maker's business.
Former L'Oréal executive Mark Anton has joined Marketing Management Analytics as SVP strategic accounts.
Coty has announced that Bart Becht, former Reckitt Benckiser CEO, has joined its board as nonexecutive chairman.
Skin care company Murad, whose products are sold at several locations, including Sephora and Ulta, has named Beverly Parsons as COO.
Energizer announced that its VP and general counsel will retire.
The Children's Miracle Network Hospitals has elected Rite Aid EVP human resources Brian Fiala to its board of governors, Rite Aid said Tuesday.
October sure was a busy month for news in the drug channel. It began in earnest on Oct. 1, the day CVS' new president officially began his new job. Before the month was over, CVS' chief merchant left to become president of Family Dollar, and his responsibilities would be carved up between three key executives.
The Food and Drug Administration has appointed a new chief of staff for commissioner Margaret Hamburg, according to a letter sent to agency employees Monday.


text:
Comment Re:And you call the Americans anti-science (Score 2) 330
I'm not sure, but they sure didn't object to evolution by natural selection being the only theory of the origin of the species to be taught in schools.
I'm not sure, but they sure didn't object to evolution by natural selection being the only theory of the origin of the species to be taught in schools.
FYI it's sugar beet. As of 2014 in the USA, over 50% of the entire production of soybean, beet, cotton, corn and canola (aka rapeseed) are GM crops.
Lots of that is used in derived ingredients - beet and corn are big sources of sugar and hfcs (high fructose corn syrup - the killer sweetner found in almost all consumer foods in the USA). Canola is used for cooking oil (french fries, etc). Soy is used for all sorts.
Let's just concentrate on Monsanto for a moment..
Agent Orange: In the manufacture of 2,4,5-T, Monsanto accidentally overheating of the reaction mixture which caused it condense into the toxic self-condensation product TCDD. It was this dioxin, found present in Agent Orange, that caused untold suffering for which the defoliant is known for. Monsanto had overcooked the mix. QA did not find out about it until the stuff was already delivered to the DoD.
Profitable? Yep. Ethical? Definitely not.
DDT. Produced and sold by Monsanto to farmers for years as the best thing ever. The US ban on DDT is cited by scientists as a major factor in the comeback of the bald eagle (yes, the national bird) and the peregrine falcon from near-extirpation in the United States. Some states in the USA have still lost the vast populations of birds that used to live there.
Profitable? Yep. Ethical? Definitely not.
Dirty Tricks: US diplomats were found to be working directly for GM companies such as Monsanto. Wikileaks documents revealed that in response to an attempt by France to ban a Monsanto's MON810 in late 2007, the then US ambassador to France, Craig Roberts Stapleton, in a bid to "help strengthen European pro-biotech voices," asked Washington to "calibrate a targeted retaliation list that would cause some pain across the EU," in particular those countries that did not support the use of GM crops. This activity transpired after the US, Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, India, Mexico and New Zealand had brought an action against Europe via the World Trade Organization with respect to the EU's banning of GMOs; in 2006, the WTO had ruled against the EU.
Profitable? Yep. Ethical? Definitely Not.
Monsanto almost single-handedly shows why big business is bad. Accept the fact. Profits and ethics are frequently at odds with each other. Monsanto has a terrifying record with it's ethical behaviour.
I'm not a farmer. I'm certainly not a government. Would I be persuaded by Monsanto? Definitely not.
For an answer to some of your retorts, see my response to AC above.
Let's look at this another way. The EU market is different from the USA. I'm sure we can agree on that.
For whatever reasons, possibly because it's the 'old world', EU consumers are innately conservative when it comes to the basics. We can probably agree on that.
Monsanto has a very bad name in the EU. Blame the PR department, or ignorant (but communications savvy) activists, but it's true. We can probably agree on that.
Fortunately for the EU, the countries within it are democratic. These means that the governments depend upon a popular vote for continued terms of office. So, while the ignorant, yet communications savvy, activists are able to state the case against Monsanto, it really makes little difference if you or I are wrong on this. Given a choice (and thank goodness for living in a free country that gives me choice), I would choose against Monsanto's versions of GM crops. We will have to differ on that. However, you may ask why. So I shall explain:-
As I say to AC above, citing Wickson and Wynne's paper which you know about if you are in the industry, and could read if you are not, for agricultural biotechnology, there are a range of conditions that make current practices of assessing the quality of biosafety science unethical. These include: a lack of open access to testing materials; limited resources for independent research; lack of transparency concerning the transgenic constructs in use; lack of consistency in the application of evidentiary and interpretive standards; and no clear processes ensuring accountability and consistency in assessment processes.
Whether or not you agree with Wickson and Wynne, it's hard to dispute that they assert that. I agree with them. I believe that several countries in the EU also agree with them. So on this issue, let's agree to differ.
When Monsanto comes back with good science - a willingness to share all data to the point of reproducibility, and a willingness to work for the good of mankind rather than for profits, come back to me. Otherwise I'm done here.
I have farmers in my family. I've, -er-, interacted with farmers from Nebraska, Ukraine, Nepal, India, UK, Germany, Holland and France.
Many of the farmers have used hybrids, sure. Many of them have decided against using hybrids for exact the same reason that they don't want to choose GM seeds. Some have heirloom crops that they are very proud of. Not all.
Some of the farmers I've talked with hate the other dependancies that you mention - pesticides are a pain, and farming legislation is increasingly tough. But there are choices, and there is competition. You have an idea about what your spend will be, you know what the current environmental risks are for your own farm, and you can do something about that. GM grain sells poorly in Europe. Legislation requires that, when used as ingredients, all GM crops are labelled as such, so that the consumer can make a choice. Blame an incredibly bad PR department from Monsanto if you wish, but GM has a truly bad reputation in the consumer sector of Europe.
You state that 'most' farmers switched over entirely to GM crops within the second year of using them. The USDA disagrees. In the USA, its true that most (ie, over 50%) soybean, beet, cotton, corn and canola are GM crops. but that's it. GM is a choice, yes. But actually there's a far greater move towards premium value crops in EU - such as the organic market, which is high risk, but very high reward. The reward is so high that it covers a bad year without difficulty. What may surprise you is that EU consumers will prefer a small non-uniform non-hybrid organic vegetable to a beautful, big, bouncy GM one.
So, why was MON 810 barred from some countries? It's yet another Bt maize, so what's the fuss?
Wickson and Wynne suggest that debates over the quality of science for policy in the case of MON810 are inherently shaped by unstated normative commitments and value judgments. Finally, they argue that for agricultural biotechnology, there are a range of conditions that make current practices of assessing the quality of biosafety science unethical. These include: a lack of open access to testing materials; limited resources for independent research; lack of transparency concerning the transgenic constructs in use; lack of consistency in the application of evidentiary and interpretive standards; and no clear processes ensuring accountability and consistency in assessment processes.
The problem isn't to do with GM, it's to do with the way in which profits are derived from GM. The difficulties of GM are that the producer is able to develop a dependancy on the product. This dependency should be illegal. It's why pimps get their girls (and boys) hooked on crack or heroin. It's why big tobacco is evil.
What compounds the issue is that the US patent system is known to be desparately broken. Intellectual property and copyright law are bracketed into the same brokenness. What that means is that not only do consumers of GM products become dependant on the product, but the producer is able to sustain an indefinite monopoly of it.
This isn't about science. Never was. It's about becoming Monsanto's bitch and not being able to do anything about it.
A photon is its own antiparticle, so there is no such thing as a photon of dark.
Which you know, of course.
However, not all photons are light (if we use 'light' in it's normal context of the visible electromagnetic spectrum), even though all light is photons.
Examples of photons which are not light include microwaves, x-rays, radio waves, etc.
That would almost allow for the article not to look like it was written by an idiot, except that TFA ( http://www.nature.com/articles... ) states that the spectrum used is with pulses at around 1560nm - way below the visible spectrum.
So yes as you say:- WTF? photons of light? OMG N00b!
What happened with all the MTG cards?! They've got to be worth something!
Finland is a great place to live, where the rights of the individual are respected.
You will avoid government surveillance, but also you will have the real option of taking part in governmental collaboration.
I love C++. It will take you a a couple of years to get good at it, but as you say - it's a personal project, and I am guessing you've had enough of Java.
However, if you are doing any sort of front end GUI for it, then don't go there. Stay with Java. There is no unified FE GUI for C++ which I could recommend.
Likewise, many of the suggestions above seem to have not read that you already know Java.
Don't carry payload into orbit - it's phenomenally expensive. Instead, gather mass that's already up there using lightweight automata. Then accelerate it, and keep it in a parking orbit. Rinse & repeat. The best way to shift mass is with mass. It doesn't really matter what it is. It's also far safer to manipulate mass than it is to manipulate nuclear charges.
Dyson is one of my science heros. cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
He is a notable subversive and a joker. He was once commissioned to write a paper for the US DOD regarding the use of nukes in Vietnam. He is pointing something else out in this paper (already three years old - not news), and it appears the irony is being missed.
It's a dish - so it uses electricity from the grid.
When you make your mark in the world, watch out for guys with erasers. -- The Wall Street Journal


text:
Shop by
Cards & Stationery
Send season's greetings to family and friends with beautiful holiday cards and stationery. Christmas wishes are available in endless designs, or you can use a custom shop to add your own photos and words to cards or stationery. Buying boxed sets that include matching envelopes with the cards or stationery can save you money if you have a large mailing list.
Your search did not return any results.
Please try the following:
Try searching more general words
Try using acronyms or using different words
Try using fewer words. Your search might be too specific.


text:
3 Bedroom property needed for a couple with children
I am looking for a 3 Bedroom property in Sutton or Morden area, ideally to move in by November, but it may be before that. We are a couple with 3 children. We have been self employed for years and work as a Contractor, with a contract till Dec 201


text:
"There are still a lot of women not getting all the services they need," Frost added, citing counseling or advice about contraception as an example.
Dr. Vanessa Cullins, vice president for medical affairs at Planned Parenthood Federation of America, said the survey's findings "highlight changes that hopefully will become trends."
Specifically, she was talking about the finding that most women received services from private doctors. "This suggests that private providers are beginning to focus on the contraceptive needs of women," she said.
Private health-care providers should take notes from public clinics, Cullins said. "Since the advent of Title X (a federal program established in 1970 under President Richard Nixon to fund family planning and preventive health services), publicly funded clinics have always focused on contraceptive access, pregnancy testing, and STD-related care."
More information
To learn more about contraception, visit the Planned Parenthood Federation of America Inc.
SOURCES: Jennifer J. Frost, DrPH, senior research associate, the Guttmacher Institute, New York City; Vanessa Cullins, M.D., vice president for medical affairs, Planned Parenthood Federation of America Inc., Washington, D.C.; October 2008, American Journal of Public Health
|Copyright©2008 ScoutNews,LLC.
All rights reserved


text:
"This is a perfect way to personalize the Baby Wish Cards with your future baby's name, etc. I was also able to include a pic of the sonogram on back and also include a pic of the parents. It's so sweet!"
"I was impressed with the quality of the card stock used for printing, The final product looked exactly as it did online when I placed my order. Customer service couldn't be better. I received several emails notifying me when my order was received, processed, and on it's way to my home. I am very pleased with my purchase."
"This is great card if you're looking for something in between too traditional and too contemporary. I was concerned about not upgrading paper stock, but the basic card stock is probably better than the boxed cards you buy in stores. I used a little 'heavier' font and centered the text as opposed to flush left. It's just a really cute card. Probably favorite card I have ever bought online."
"This invitation is beautiful and very chic. The colors I ordered it in were pink and sage green. This combination of colors are very elegant. I was also very pleased with the quality of the paper, envelope and printing!!!!! I have received many wonderful compliments on this invitation for our baby shower."
"The invitations arrived looking just how they are shown on line. An adorable design on quality card stock. Very please with product!"


text:
Updated 12/12/2013
Set behind what, except for the palm trees, would be a very English expanse of lawn, this salmon-pink building with its Athenian-style porch was built in 1826 for Ferdinand Acton, the son of English aristocrat Sir John Acton. In 1841 it was bought up by the Rothschild banking family, who brought in Gaetano Genovese—he of the Palazzo Reale's sumptuous staircase—to design the Salotto Rosso and the ballroom. The villa then passed to a distant ancestor of Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés, and eventually to the Italian State in 1955. The villa contains a sumptuous collection of porcelain and a biblioteca-discoteca—a collection of classical and operatic records. It exhibits part of Banco di Napoli's collection of paintings, including works by masters of Neapolitan Baroque, and has 18th- and 19th-century landscapes.
Riviera di Chiaia 200, Naples, Campania, 80121, Italy
Sight Details:
Updated 12/12/2013
No Thanks


text:
75,690 results
SORT BY Relevancy
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #29
in Sports
With just six games remaining in the MLB regular season we should be talking about all of the possible playoff scenarios, but Frat House Mike, Nik Swartz, & Nick are talking about Jonathan Papelbon and Bryce Harper. Surprisingly many around the league are backing Papelbon. Is Bryce Harper that polarizing? Did Harper have it coming, and will Jonathan Papelbon ever pitch for another team again?
So far only the New York Mets have clinched their division. The Pittsburgh Pirates can still mathematically win the NL Central over the St. Louis Cardinals, but it's not likely, right? And, it's just a matter of time for the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Chicago Cubs have guaranteed a post-season appearance for the first time in seven seasons.
The AL continues to be the most compelling. The Kansas City Royals have clinched the AL Central and the Toronto Blue Jays are guaranteed the playoffs, but that's all we know for sure!
Always controversial Bobby Valentine says PED's are good for sports and eventually will be permitted. Seriously Bobby?
The Clean-Up Hitters of Frat House Sports are checking the Power Rankings; updating their Series Streak Challenge from last week and starting a new one for this weekend; and, taking your calls. You do NOT want to miss this show, OR the chance to call in and talk with the guys about your team, at: 347 – 826 – 9964. Head home to the 'house' from 7:00 – 8:30 pm ET!
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #30
in Sports
MLB baseball now enters its second season leading up to the timeless tradition of The World Series. THAT all begins tonight with the AL Wild Card Game between the New York Yankees and Houston Astros, and the Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters will be joined live from Yankee Stadium by our own Nik Swartz to provide a bit of the playoff flavor!
We know the contenders for the NL Wild Card Game as well and we know half of the LDS's match-ups. We'll be reviewing and chatting about all of those as we preview the first week of baseball post-season.
Well, it didn't take long. The Washington Nationals organization showed their displeasure with the season outcome by firing manager Matt Williams and the entire coaching staff. Rumors now circulate that Cal Ripken Jr. may be his successor.
C.C. Sabathia shocked the Yankees and all of baseball announcing the day before his team began the playoffs that he was entering rehab and not available for the playoffs. How will this affect the Yankees should they advance past the AL Wild Card game? Also, always controversial Bobby Valentine says PED's are good for sports and eventually will be permitted.
You do NOT want to miss this show OR the chance to call in with Frat House Mike, Caleb, and special guest panelist from CLW83's Touch 'Em All program, Jessica Brand about your team at: 347 – 826 – 9964.
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #27
in Sports
Less than 20 games remaining in the regular MLB season and the Clean-Up Hitters of Frat House Sports, are examining every single possible playoff scenario.
We pretty much know where the NL is going, but the storylines over the AL are tremendously compelling with the Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees and the Texas Rangers, Houston Astros and Minnesota Twins. Frat House Mike, Nik Swartz, and "Frat Boy" Nick have got the AL under the magnifying glass.
The crew then turns the clock back six months ago to begin re-analyzing their own pre-season predictions by each division. That should be a hoot!
The 2016 schedule has already been released, and the guys will take a look at some of the idiosyncrasies and unique match-ups.
There's only a few weeks remaining, so you do not want to miss a single one of the last few Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters programs for this season . . . and, be sure to call-in to: 347 – 826 – 9964!
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #28
in Sports
The countdown is on now for real as the MLB regular season has just a dozen days remaining. Join your hosts Frat House Mike, Nick & Sean this evening beginning at 7pm as they discuss the teams that are heating up as the cooler autumn temperatures and shorter days signal the excitement of the 2015 post season playoffs.
The fellas are having a look back to 6 months ago when they each offered their predictions of the leaders and standings by the time the calendar reached October 5. This will be fun to review and learn which (if any) on the panel had the best crystal ball insights.
While favorites are coming into focus in the divisions, there's still some very compelling matchups to look forward to over the coming week, and they're shining a spotlight on several, including the BlueJays/Yankees, Angels/Astros, Twins/Indians & Cubs/Pirates. Also tonight: Tulowitzki to Toronto was a big "break"; maybe too big? How short a leash will the Mets keep Matt Harvey on going forward? What do you think of that "new" oldster, Chris Colabello?
The guys are checking the Power Rankings, they'll chat about the "deeds done" by AC/DC to the Cubs' field that aren't "dirt cheap" to fix, and they're updating the Series Streak Challenge from last week and starting a new one for this weekend. You do NOT want to miss this show, OR the chance to call in and talk with the guys about your team, at: 347-826-9964. Head home to the 'house' from 7-8:30 !
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #26
in Sports
We're in the count-down to the end as there's now just about 25-games remaining. For some "on-the-plus-side-of-the-bubble" the conclusion couldn't come fast enough. For some so far-out, well one might be able to make the same comment.
The New York Mets however are NOT one of those as they have now opened-up a 5-game lead over the Washington Nationals but, this week a bit of a controversy broke out surrounding a possible inning-count on Matt Harvey. Really? Haven't we been here before a few seasons ago with the Washington Nationals and Stephen Strasburg? Frat House Mike and "Frat Boys" Nick & Caleb will be talking about it!
After a slow start, there have suddenly been six no-hitters this season, three in the month of August alone and one from a pitcher some thought might be better in the minor leagues.
This year's games have gotten shorter; perhaps Curt Schilling's media career as well; the Kansas City Royals are dealing with a childhood disease; and a crazy Chicago White Sox fan desecrates Wrigley Field!
There's only a few weeks remaining, so you do not want to miss a single one of the last few Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters programs for this season . . . and, be sure to call-in to: 347 – 826 – 9964!
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #25
in Sports
Well, here we go it's September now and about 30 games remaining in the MLB season, and I think Frat House Mike and "Frat Boys" Nick & Sean will be probably determine that it's no longer necessary to talk about the Washington Nationals or Baltimore Orioles.
But, they will be talking about the St. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago Cubs, and the NL Central. Is it the best division . . . EVER??? Yep, some are saying so and apparently there's historical evidence to back it up.
After a slow start, there have suddenly been six no-hitters this season, three in the month of August alone and one from a pitcher some thought might be better in the minor leagues.
"Shoeless Joe" Jackson has been waiting nearly 100 years to get into the National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum . . . and, it appears that he'll be waiting a lot longer as Commissioner Rob Manfred denied his reinstatement. What does this mean for Pete Rose's chance? Joining us to discuss, will be Frat House Sports friend and Founder / Editor-in-Chief of Baseball Magazine baseballmagazine.net, Billy Brost.
This year's games have gotten shorter; perhaps Curt Schilling's media career as well; the Kansas City Royals are dealing with a childhood disease; and a crazy Chicago White Sox fan desecrates Wrigley Field!
There's only a few weeks remaining, so you do not want to miss a single one of the last few Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters programs for this season . . . and, be sure to call-in to: 347 – 826 – 9964!
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #23
in Sports
With just a bit over 40 games remaining in the season, it seems it's now coming down to just a handful of teams – but, there's still plenty on intrigue for Frat House Mike, Nik Swartz and "Frat Boy" Caleb to chat about and analyze.
The New York Mets are now running away from a self-imploding Washington Nationals team, while the AL East may actually have three teams in the playoffs. How in the world did this all happen?
The trade-deadline was nearly three weeks ago, yet "trades" continue to be discussed? Huh, what? How is that possible? The guys get into a debate about the MLB "Waiver Rules". Does anyone really understand the whole system . . . and, does it really make any sense? Just move the trade deadline back and get rid of the "waiver" system altogether, right?
The MLB playoff schedule has been released, and if the World Series goes seven games, the final game will fall after Election Day!!! Yet, some are calling for the Wild Card spots be determined by a three or five game-series! How would THAT be possible without shortening the season?
Bryan Mitchell's injury generates the call for protection for pitchers and the seriousness of head-injuries in baseball. Realistic, or a lot to do about nothing?
As always you can count on "Caleb's Sports Machine" updates; FHS' "useless" Power Rankings; and, an update to their Series Streak Challenge. Oh, and make sure you bring your calls to: 347-826-9964
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #22
in Sports
A mere10 days following a very brisk MLB trade deadline has seen immediate results (for better & worse) around the league, so be sure to join Frat House Mike along with "Frat Boys" Sean & Nick for analysis and commentary on Clean-Up Hitters #22.
In addition, this week the fellas are joined by special guest, distinguished writer, Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Baseball Magazine, Billy Brost, who will share his truly fascinating (and successful) mission to relaunch the 107 year-old publication in a 21st Century format, rich with both history of the game along with relevance to the modern sport. This is a wonderful story and a remarkable tribute to America's Pastime you simply MUST hear !
Of course it wouldn't be a Tuesday evening without great debate "around-the-horn" and the guys are looking at which teams were "Buyers" 21 days ago that might actually be "Sellers" today with a pushed-back trade deadline date. Also,Yasiel Puig is riding the pine (who'd-a-thunk-it?); is Utley worth the "chase"? (rumor has it the SF Giants might still think so); the BlueJays & the Cubs are coming on strong while the Astros' & Yankees' directions are suddenly wrong.
Yep, they've got your current standings, Power Rankings and a few real surprises on deck as well as results from the Series Streak Challenge. Bring your calls to: 347-826-9964
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #21
in Sports
Heeeee's Baaaack! Yep, "Frat House" Mike is back in the big chair this week after a vacation and he's joined by "Frat Boys" Nick & Caleb to take a look at what has been the most active MLB trade deadline since, well, maybe ever. Which teams put themselves in a position to win? Which teams sold themselves a bit too thin? Listen in to see where your club ranks.
There's no doubt that the Houston Astros were bargaining hard up to the deadline, and the guys are welcoming in special guest Jayson Braddock of ESPN 97.5, Houston to disect all the moves made by Astros GM Jeff Luhnow. Was the strategy the right move? Are the Astros now in a position to gain some 'respect' in the league or really, are they simply a "One-&-Done" playoff pretender? Listen in to get the real-feel from down there in Texas.
Of course Caleb's Sports Machine will bring the current happenings in baseball as the boys have a look at the Power Rankings since last week (did somebody say Toronto?). Commissioner Manfred weighs in on moving the trade deadline back perhaps (has HE been listening to the SHOW?), Nick offers up some fun (crazy) minor league shenanigans, and they all "tip their hats" to the 2015 MLB Hall of Fame class.
Get up on deck and give the fellas a call with your thoughts and reactions to: 347-826-9964 beginning at 7pm !!
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #20
in Sports
Get in the game this Tuesday evening at 7 pm, with the "Frat Boys" Nick, Sean & Caleb; they're running the bases in a truly unique edition of Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #20.
Tick, tock, tick, tock...the countdown to the MLB Trade Deadline is fast approaching and the results have been a flurry of activity in both the rumor and franchise markets. The guys will be discussing the fact and fiction surrounding Cole Hamels, Yasiel Puig, Johnny Cueto...Chase Utley? Seriously? It's a "buyers' market" and maybe a "fire sale" all over the baseball landscape with just 3 days left!
On Sunday the MLB Hall of Fame recognized 4 new inductees and the guys are offering up their impressions of one of the most electric (and eclectic) "class" in the Hall's history. Plus, man-oh-man...Commissioner Rob Manfred recently commented on "hot-button" issues including: pushing back the trade deadline, how the league anticipates more Cuban inclusion (expansion?) and his "pending" meeting with Pete Rose.
Of course, a look at the (meaningless?) "power rankings" and the (meaningful !) scores/standings from Caleb's Sports Machine is on-deck; a surprise or 2, and the popular weekly Series Streak Challenge has to be updated...who is that in the Lead there? Yep. The boys are in scoring position, so call in your thoughts LIVE to 347-826-9964 beginning at 7 pm (edt) !
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #16
in Sports
Well one team in particular certainly made the news on multiple media cycles this past week and Frat House Mike and "Frat Boys" Nick and Sean are talking about their team, their town, their Philadelphia Phillies.
First came the surprise resignation of Phils manager Ryne Sandberg last Friday. What prompted that? Was there more there than meets the eye? How much blame should Sandberg really get . . . if any at all? Who's up next?
But THEN, on Monday the Phils announced that Andy MacPhail would be the team's new president at the conclusion of the 2015 season replacing Pat Gillick. Does this single a new era of "transparency" for the Phils? All of this is a good thing for Phils fans . . . right?
The guys are also looking at the continuing MLB All-Star Game voting debacle; the new & improved Home Run Derby; Alex Rodriguez's ho-hum 3,000th hit; Bruce Bochy's wish; . . . plus, as much as they can pack into this program.
Plus they welcome & encourage your input and phone calls. But you have to be listening . . . You have to participate . . . You have to call-in & weigh-in to 347 – 826 – 9964 along with the "Clean-Up Hitters" of the Frat House Sports Radio Network.
Frat House Sports' Clean-Up Hitters #15
in Sports
The MLB All-Star Game is just three weeks away. The trade deadline is five. We've got some surprising & legitimate battles going on for division dominances. And yet, the top of the show is dominated by Frat House Mike and "Frat Boys" Caleb and Nick discussing the recent "bombshell" and released evidence that Pete Rose did gamble on Cincinnati Reds games when he was a player, despite his decades of denials.
The guys are joined by Frat House Sports friend Jeff Rickard in the second hour to get his perspective as well on this somewhat shocking revelation and how ESPN is the only one to have the story.
Meanwhile, we will get into some trade rumors; one more "no-no" in the books; a 3,000th hit no one should care about; and, of course the broken All-Star Game voting . . . plus, as much as they can pack into an extended program.
Plus they welcome & encourage your input and phone calls. But you have to be listening . . . You have to participate . . . You have to call-in & weigh-in to 347 – 826 – 9964 along with the "Clean-Up Hitters" of the Frat House Sports Radio Network.
- ...
Today's Best Podcasts
Join Host Live Chats
- Hagmann and Hagmann Report (46 chatters)
- Straitway (18 chatters)
- The Portal - Dorothy (13 chatters)
- HINDSIGHT RADIO (9 chatters)
- Joseph Gibson (9 chatters)
- Living Astrology (8 chatters)
- TRUradio (5 chatters)
- The War Room (4 chatters)
- The Rad Reality Show (4 chatters)
- SpeakEasy Cafe (4 chatters)
- Demolishing Strongholds (4 chatters)
- EnlightenmentEvolution Network (3 chatters)
- Israelite Heritage (3 chatters)
- Paranormal Static (3 chatters)
- Audrey Russo (3 chatters)
- The Hereafter Is Now Network (3 chatters)
- Trek Talking (3 chatters)
- The Tailgate Show (2 chatters)
- real talk for real people0 (2 chatters)
- MyViewMatters (2 chatters)
- NWP radio (2 chatters)
- JCOvercomersMinistri (2 chatters)
- Frat House Sports (2 chatters)
- FSW Radio 2 (1 chatters)
- Jesusandwetalk (1 chatters)
- MySkinIsMySin (1 chatters)
- Above The Fray Podcast (1 chatters)
- Americas Deadly Sins (1 chatters)
- Asylum Fantasy Sports Network (1 chatters)
- The Wake Up Mission (1 chatters)
- WARriorsInGODsArmy (1 chatters)


text:
La Mansion
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
TripAdvisor Reviews La Mansion Dominican Republic
Travel Blogs from Dominican Republic
... given you. I think if you are born into privilege you often take it for granted and aren't able to appreciate all you have until you step outside of it. I am grateful for this experience and everything it is teaching me even as I teach the students. I anticipate God will teaching all of us even more in our last 4 days here. I'm sure we will all have lots to process and think about when we return to Canada. We might all find it rather cold as well! At least compared to the heat here. ...
Presentation Day
... interest hindered the effectiveness of the overall goal, as several organizations would be working towards a similar goal but were not necessarily aware of the other's goals and achievements. Another factor we mentioned, which plays a huge role in whether or not a goal is actually achieved, is governmental corruption. Ideally, the government would work with these organizations to alleviate poverty, but in many cases the ...
The beginning
... We had the privilege of sitting down with the mayor yesterday and a couple today and as we interview them we are looking with a positive perspective to find the strengths, abilities, gifts, and resources of the community or individuals. We want to look for the existing positive characteristics and positive occurrences in the past and really highlight those. Our purpose is not to impose solutions or resources rather to facilitate conversation.
We are blessed ...
Travel Overload
... Europe. I have the essentials (like rain boots and underwear) so I think I'll live. While I won't be flying business class, like mr. hot shot, I will get a flight that's 2x longer with half the leg room *whoo*. Fortunately I only have one short layover in Denmark and then I'll be meeting Rob at the Manchester airport. A long plane ride just means I'll have all 11 hours to read my travel books! Just hearing about Rob's adventures these past few days have made ...
Samana Peninsula - Tropical Beach Paradise
... so powerful as to create much danger of riptides.
The Samana Peninsula is full of small villages filled with
people who look like they have little to do. You can see why so many Dominicans
immigrate to New York City. It's a paradise where you can hang around, twiddle
your thumbs, go to the beach, and maybe figure out ways to hussle tourists with
boat excursions to deserted islands or steer them to a place where you can get
a commission on their shopping or ...
Other places to stay in Dominican Republic
Renaissance Jaragua Hotel and CasinoLa Fe, Santo Domingo | 4 star hotelfrom $92
- Good business hotel
- Very disappointed, given the other very positive reviews
- Just Wonderful!!!
Occidental El EmbajadorLa Julia, Santo Domingo | 4 star hotelfrom $126
Dominican Fiesta Hotel & CasinoBuenos Aires, Santo Domingo | 3 star hotelfrom $95
Hilton Santo DomingoGazcue, Santo Domingo | 4 star hotelfrom $120
- Bonito Hotel
- Lo mejor de la capital
- Worst business hotel in S.D.
Hotel Plaza NacoMejora Miento Social, Santo Domingo | 3 star hotelfrom $119
Hotel Crowne Plaza Santo DomingoVilla Francisca, Santo Domingo | 4 star hotelfrom $112
- Excelente, pase mi primera noche de bodas aqu�
- Beautiful hotel
- How can you not love a hotel for this kind of service?
Hotel Santo Domingo30 de Mayo, Santo Domingo | 3 star hotelfrom $148
Sanctuary Cap CanaBoulevard Zona hotelera, Playa Juanillo, Punta Cana | 5 star hotelfrom $213
Hodelpa Gran Almirante Hotel & CasinoAve Salvador Estrella Sadhala, Santiago | 3 star hotelfrom $199
Hotel Celuisma Cabarete2 km from Cabarete, Entrada Camino del Sol, Cabarete | 3 star hotelfrom $35
Courtyard Santo DomingoGazcue, Santo Domingo | 3 star hotelfrom $125
Embassy Suites by Hilton Los Marlins Hotel & Golf ResortAutovia del Este, Blvd de Juan Dolio, Juan Dolio | 5 star hotelfrom $89
Quality Hotel Real Aeropuerto Santo DomingoKM 22 Autopista Las Americas, Santo Domingo | 4 star hotelfrom $139
Hodelpa Garden CourtAutopista Duarte Km 9, Santiago | 3 star hotelfrom $176
Mercure Comercial Santo DomingoZona Colonial, Santo Domingo | 3 star hotelfrom $79
Coop Marena Beach ResortAvenida Bulevard, Juan Dolio | 3 star hotelfrom $112
The Club at Grand Paradise BavaroPlaya Arena Gorda, Punta Cana | 4 star hotelfrom $225
- Had a Great Time at The club at Grand Paradise
- �No se os ocrra ir!
- Club look�a hotel balaro grand paradise
Hispaniola Hotel & CasinoGazcue, Santo Domingo | 1 star hotelfrom $90
Presidential Suites A Lifestyle Holidays Vacation ResortCofresi Beach, Puerto Plata | 3 star hotelfrom $115
Xeliter Golden Bear Lodge Cap CanaCap Cana, Punta Cana | 4 star hotelfrom $259
Sivory Punta Cana Boutique HotelUvero Alto Road, Punta Cana | 4 star hotelfrom $159
- Heaven at the Sivory!
- Take the chopper!
- A true leading hotel of the world
Hotel NapolitanoGazcue, Santo Domingo | 1 star hotelfrom $87
Real Caribe ResortAvenida Boulevard, Juan Dolio | Hotelfrom $34
Casa Colonial Beach & SpaPlaya Dorada, Puerto Plata | 5 star hotelfrom $288
- Beautiful, relaxing but out of place
- Excellent Hotel


text:
Backstreet's back alright. Nick Carter brought us right back to the 90′s on Monday night's episode of Dancing with the Stars with his performance of "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)." It sure gave us all the BSB feels.
Nick and his dance partner earned a score of 27 out of 30 for their jazz routine that commemorated the former boy-bander's "Most Memorable Year" (the theme of the night's performances).


text:
Lexus SC 430 Questions Any type
- Newest
- Recently Active
- Unanswered
My Lexus 04 Sc430 Won T Crank, Nor Make A Sound ,nor Will My Lights Come On...
it worked fine yesterday,why won t my lexus crank?
Where Is The Aux Located On A Lexus 2006 Sc 430?
where is the AUX located? And how can I play music stored on my smartphone?
Likely Cause Of "squeaking" Type Noise, Like Front Bushings On Other Vehicl...
Very noticable driving over small bumps
How Much Should I Expect To Pay For A Replacement Antenna For My 2002 Lexus...
my antenna broke off my 2002 lexus sc 430. When i turn on the radio i hear the motor running. What should i expect in repair cost?
My Vsc And Check Engine Lights Came On This Weekend
Shortly after leaving the house my vsc and check engine lights came on. The car began to vibrate. I immediately returned home. Car continued to vibrate while in park with break on. Just put 4 new...
I Appears I Have A Mouse Nest In My Ventilation System Of Th Ear Conditioni...
Can you tell me where I should start looking for this nest? Is there a filter or access panel that should or could be easily accessed or would be a good start point to remove this? The smell is insi...
How To Remove An Alternator In A 2002 Lexus Sc430
I Have A Question About The Lexus 430 Sc.
It's time for me to finally get a convertible and I have decided to sell my Acura RL and buy a used Lexus 430 SC [they are all used at this point!]. Can you tell me if there are any model years of t...
Where Is Computer In Sc430 Located In Car?
my lights come on the left side of my steering wheel. i take it to my mechanic and he does ? then the lights go off and come back on. this is th 4th or 5th time. does car need a new computer?
Turns Over/no Start/ Power Surge To Electrical System By Battery Charger Be...
Vehicle was in the body shop and had dead battery. Battery charger was hooked up to a 220 volt outlet and a fuse or relay blew but can find which one. A 15 amp ign fuse blows as soon as you try to s...
Hey Everyone..had A Question..i Just Got My Obx Headers Installed On My 200...
OBX Headers installed..dashboard lights coming on 5 miles later
How Do I Replace The Headlight Dimmer Switch For 2007 Lexus 430
I've replaced the bulbs three times. the ballast 1 time. we've got it narrowed down to the headlight dimmer switch. I've got my hands on the part and am wondering if anyone has any insight on how th...
What Is The Difference In The 2002 Lexus Base?and The Rest Of That Particul...
Or was that the only model offered?
Steering Wheel Squeeks When Adjusting Position
when the car is turned on and the steering wheel re-positions itself to suit the driver there is a squeaking sound made. how do i lubricate the mechanism to stop this?
What Would Cause My Sc430 2002 Lexus Deceleration At Constant Speed No Matt...
any time I'm driving no matter what speed at a constant speed no matter how fast, the car decelerates by itself with foot still depressed on gas pedal. And then when accelerating slowly, there is los...
What Does "vsc=vsc Off" On Dash Console On My 430 Sc Mean?
VSC = VSC orange lights on. What does that means?
Favorite this topic
Subscribe to Lexus SC 430 questions.
Search Lexus SC 430 Questions
Lexus SC 430 Experts
Reputation 130
Kyle Rogan
Reputation 90
Lisa Nguyen
Reputation 90


text:
Anna Ausanio leads Dutchess County Women's Amateur
2:22 AM, Jul. 14, 2013
Most Viewed
Email this article
Anna Ausanio leads Dutchess County Women's Amateur
With the exception of one hole, Hopewell Junction's Anna Ausanio had a steady opening round of the Dutchess County Women's Amateur golf tournament at Red Hook Golf Club on Saturday.
A link to this page will be included in your message.
Real Deals
Shop and save locallyGET DEALS NOW
Get it all
sign up for delivery
View the last seven days
- Yesterday, Oct 07
- Tuesday, Oct 06
- Monday, Oct 05
- Sunday, Oct 04
- Saturday, Oct 03
- Friday, Oct 02
- Thursday, Oct 01
See our paid archives for news older than a week.
Latest Blogs


text:
New York University College of Nursing (NYUCN) received a five-year, $7.56 million grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to evaluate the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of a peer-driven intervention to seek out heterosexuals at high risk for HIV in their communities, test them for HIV, and link them to care in a timely fashion if they are found to be HIV infected.
An estimated 25% of individuals currently living with HIV in the United States do not know they are infected. This undiagnosed HIV infection is particularly prevalent among populations that experience barriers to testing and care and that are therefore difficult to reach and engage. It is well documented that heterosexuals at high risk for HIV ("HHR") are significantly less likely to test for HIV and more likely to be diagnosed with HIV late in the course of their HIV disease compared to their peers with traditional risk factors for HIV such as men who have sex with men and those who inject drugs. HHR also tend to experience serious delays in accessing care, placing them at grave risk for illness, loss of quality of life, and early mortality. People of color, particularly African Americans and Latinos, are vastly over-represented among the population of HHR.
The overall goal of this study is to develop a user-friendly, fairly brief, potent, and cost-effective method for reaching the population of HHR, and bringing those found to be infected with HIV into care in a timely fashion.
The problem of testing, treatment, and retention into care for HHR is challenging, because the population experiences a range of barriers to needed services. Among these are structural barriers, such as poor access to or difficulty accessing high-quality HIV testing and care; social barriers including social norms that do not encourage frequent use of health care generally, including of HIV testing; and numerous individual-level barriers
|Contact: Christopher James
New York University


text:
Culture Shock
By Steven Robert Allen
Write Side Up—You'd better rent yourself a cabin in the woods and finish off that masterpiece you keep telling everyone about. It's time once again for SouthWest Writers' annual writing contest. This year, they're offering 19 different categories, including a new one for work written in Spanish. The competition is open to anyone and everyone. All you need is a pulse, along with a deep-rooted lust for literary glory.
Art Magnified
San Jose Taiko
Popejoy Hall
By Steven Robert Allen
Taiko—the traditional Japanese drum—was once used by priests to repel evil spirits and insects from rice fields. Samurai used it to scare their enemies and bolster their own courage. Ordinary farmers used to drum to pray for rain for their crops. For three decades, San Jose Taiko has taken this ancient drum and applied a contemporary beat to it. The Californian group will make a thunderous, intricately choreographed appearance at UNM's Popejoy Hall this Sunday, Jan. 29, at 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $33, $26 and $19. Reserve yours by calling (800) 905-3315.
Art Magnified
Brazilian Guitar Quartet
Simms Center for the Performing Arts
By Steven Robert Allen
This weekend, Chamber Music Albuquerque presents performances by four Brazilian masters of the guitar. The Brazilian Guitar Quartet perform classical pieces on several different versions of the instrument, including a special eight-string guitar, displaying both virtuosity and passion. The performances occur on Friday, Jan. 27, at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Jan. 29, at 3 p.m. The Simms Center is located on the campus of Albuquerque Academy (6400 Wyoming NE). For tickets, call 268-1990 or go to www.cma-abq.org.
Book Review
Killing Fields
Review by John Freeman
Oh What a Slaughter: Massacres in the American West: 1846-1890
"If we know anything about man," writes Larry McMurtry in this grim, but stirring little book, "it's that he's not pacific." As evidence, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author points to six famous massacres that took place in the West after 1830, beginning with the Sacramento River Massacre of 1846 and ending with the Wounded Knee Massacre of 1890. Drawing on his prodigious reading and the memory of growing up in Texas, McMurtry brings these terrible times back to life, gory deathbed scenes and all.
Book Review
Building Green
Review by Lisa Lenard-Cook
Econest: Creating Sustainable Sanctuaries of Clay, Straw and Timber
I admit it: I'm a home design book junkie. Such books appeal not only to my imagination but to my appetite for character and setting. Better still, every once in a while a home design book appears with ideas that mesh with my own home design vernacular: natural materials combined with uncluttered simplicity to create unexpected beauty. Paula Baker Laporte and Robert Laporte's Econest is just such a book.
Wes Naman
Theater News
Nothing Like the Sun
Sol Arts' True Believers
By Jim Phillips
Broadway's most profitable year in history was 2005. Here in Albuquerque, 2005 saw the first full year of Sol Arts' current, permanent location at 712 Central SE. The scrappy project has come a long way. In 2001, Sol Arts' first show took place in a parking lot on Second Street. There, amid the trapeze performers and women eating fire, Sol Arts introduced its particular brand of live theater to Albuquerque.
EVENT HORIZON (Saturday, Oct 17)
Altars, Ofrendas y Mas
Dia de los Muertos Art Workshop: Altars
By Maggie Grimason
Learn about the history, traditions, symbols and how to paint your face like a calavera.
EVENT HORIZON (Sunday, Oct 18)
Just a Sweet Transvest-Nite
The Rocky Horror Show
By Sarah Bonneau
Feeling down? Perhaps a visit to the doctor is in order—with Dr. Frank-N-Furter that is! The perfect way to celebrate Halloween (it's just a jump to the left) is to get a ticket to Musical Theatre Southwest's production of The Rocky Horror Show. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the film and seeing a local production will make the musical come to life. With tickets only $20-22, this show is a local gem. So put your hands on your hips and do the pelvic thrust over to the MTS box office or www.musicaltheatresw.com.
Tomorrow's Events
home | feature | news | film | music | art | food | classifieds | personals | staff | lo-fi | search
© 1996-2015 Weekly Alibi firstname.lastname@example.com
View mobile version


text:
Image Unavailable
|CDN$ 13.27 & FREE Shipping on orders over CDN$ 25. Details
Product Details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
Lilliana Hoffman dies in a carriage accident in the woods, caused by wolves that attack both the horses and the coachman. Her husband Fredric, at his dying wife's urging, reluctantly performs a caesarean section to save their unborn daughter. Years later, the young Lily Hoffman—the Snow White of the title, although she is never addressed or referred to as such in the film—plays mischievously on the grounds of the Hoffman estate. Lily greets her new stepmother, Lady Claudia, somewhat reluctantly. Lady Claudia gives the reticent Lily a Rottweiler puppy. Lily is pleased, but runs off with the puppy without thanking her.
This is by far the best version of the classic fairy tale ever created. Sigourney Weaver is fantastic as Snow White's evil sorcereress step-mother - driven to madness by the... Read morePublished on June 8 2004 by Ruth Shannon
Either I just don't get it, or my spookiness threshold is too demanding :-)
Sigourney in a warped and twisted rendition of the classic fairy tale - sounded like just what my... Read more
The cutesy Disney cartoon this ain't. Although the BASIC story structure remains, SNOW WHITE: A TALE OF TERROR is an interpretation that is much closer in tone and mood to the... Read morePublished on March 9 2004 by Michael R Gates
Monica Keena is the INCREDIBLY beautiful Lilliana, daughter of a newly remarried nobleman/widower (played by Sam Neill), and living in a European land just coming out of the... Read morePublished on Feb. 3 2004 by Monty Moonlight
Possibly, this is the best and closest representation of the Grimms brothers' original fairytale. Unlike Disney's take on it, this film left me interested enough to go out and buy... Read morePublished on Sept. 14 2003 by Amazon Customer
This isn't a movie for little kids, although it is nonetheless a fairy tale. The problem with a movie like this is that it's very hard to figure out who its target audience is... Read morePublished on Jan. 16 2003
Sigourney Weaver was excellent as the step mother and the story line worked for me as well. If you want to be scared, buy this DVDPublished on Jan. 12 2003 by Brian C. Knowles
This is an amazing version of Snow White, Sam Neil, Sigorney Weaver and Monica Keenan are all amazing. Read morePublished on Dec 19 2002 by Cybele A. Baker


text:
With a booked out Byron Bay we were relieved to find this place. It turned out to be perfect for us. The room was clean and comfy with a TV, kettle etc. With the hotel and restaurant next door it was really convenient. The beach nearby was pristine. I'd definitely recommend it.
Own or manage this property? Claim your listing for free to respond to reviews, update your profile and much more.


text:
Haiti Relief
Crowley Establishing Flow of Relief Cargo
Crowley Maritime Corporation, working under contract with the U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM), is unloading Haiti relief cargo in Rio Haina, Dominican Republicy. Fifty six of the 68 20-ft containers of water and meals-ready-to-eat (MREs) will be trucked across the border into Haiti. The remaining 12 loads aboard the container ship Macajama will be transported by water to Port-au-Prince, Haiti and be offloaded in an experimental lightering operation and delivered across a beach on Jan. 22. If successful, future shipments could be made directly to Port-au-Prince. The Crowley plan calls for the Macajama to anchor offshore near the port's damaged south pier and near the exposed beach. Using a shipboard crane on the Macajama, the 12 remaining containers would be lowered onto a smaller vessel operated by G and G Shipping and delivered across the beach on wheels. A team from Crowley's TITAN Salvage subsidiary surveyed the port area Jan. 18 and determined that such an operation was possible. They also determined that it would be possible to establish a temporary docking structure on the beach using a Crowley 400-ft-long by 100-ft-wide flat deck barge. Crowley is mobilizing such a barge (the 410) and a crane from Orange, Texas that could be used for cargo discharge, and plans to have both on the scene in Port-au-Prince on, or about, Feb. 2.
Expansion Plan at Haiti's Terminal Varreux
Plans call for new jetties and increased depth, along with state-of-the-art container terminal facilities to be jointly developed Haiti-based WIN Group and South Fla.-based Santé Holding announced having reached an agreement to re-develop Terminal Varreux, S.A. in Port-Au-Prince, the largest privately-owned shipping terminal and port facility in Haiti. The fourth generation WIN Group is a Caribbean conglomerates, with stakes in multiple industries
Coast Guard Continues Support in Haiti
The U.S. Coast Guard, the first Department of Homeland Security agency to provide assistance to Haiti following Tuesday's earthquake, continues to provide support Thursday to the U.S. Government's humanitarian assistance and disaster response efforts. The Homeland Security Task Force-Southeast has been activated in the U.S. Coast Guard 7th District. Based in Miami, this task force will be responsible for supporting U.S
Maersk Ships Rice to Haiti for Free
Maersk Line, part of the Danish group A.P. Moller - Maersk, will provide free ocean freight for 147 containers (3,525 metric tons) of rice donated by the Government of Thailand to Haiti through the World Food Program. The rice will be split and shipped across four sailings, from Laem Chabang, Thailand to Caucedo, Dominican Republic, before being trucked into Haiti. The first shipment set sail on 15 March 2010, on Maersk Line vessel Maersk Kendal
Hospital Ship Comfort Deploys to Haiti
Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Comfort (T-AH 20) departed Jan. 16 beginning a five to seven day transit to Haiti, where more than 800 military and civilian aid workers aboard the ship will provide relief in response to the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that struck the Caribbean nation Jan. 12. President Barrack Obama activated the ship, which houses one of the largest trauma facilities in the U.S., due to its capability to provide a full spectrum of surgical and medical services.
Cutter to Return to Mobile
The Coast Guard Cutter Cypress is scheduled to return to Coast Guard Base Mobile, Ala., Thursday at about 1 p.m. The crew of Cypress deployed to Haiti Feb. 26 in support of Operation Able Sentry, the U.S. government's response to increased migration from Haiti, following Haiti's domestic unrest. While deployed, the crew took part in a variety of missions, including: alien migrant interdiction; law enforcement; aids to navigation; assisting the Coast Guard Maritime Safety and Security Team
New Weekly Ocean Service to Haiti
A New Weekly Ocean Service to Haiti, operated by America Cargo Transport Corp., has been established with U.S. flag vessels and crews. The service loads every Friday/Saturday in Jacksonville, Fla. to Port-au-Prince, and/or Cap Haitien, Haiti. The service is accepting cargo booking requests for commerical cargoes, NGOs and Non-Profits. The service is accepting cargo bookings on a space available basis for ro-ro, containers (20-ft or 40-ft), breakbulk cargoes
This Day in Navy History - Auguts 27-29
August 27 1917 - Squadron of minesweepers departs U.S. for service off France 1944 - USS Stingray (SS-186) lands men and supplies on Luzon, Philippines to support guerilla operations against the Japanese. 1945 - Pacific Fleet ships enter Sagami Bay, near Tokyo, Japan. 1959 - Off Cape Canaveral, FL, USS Observation Island (EAG-154) makes first shipboard launching of a Polaris missile. August 28 1867 - Captain William Reynolds of Lackawanna raises U.S
WIN Group, Seacor Work on Haiti's Fuel Terminal
WIN Group, the Haitian conglomerate that owns and operates Terminal Varreux in Port-au-Prince, situated just five miles from the epicenter of the January 12 earthquake, and Seacor Holdings Inc. (NYSE: CKH) have launched an emergency response project to enable the crucial marine terminal to resume receiving bulk fuel and containerized cargoes thereby replenishing the stricken country's rapidly dwindling supplies of gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil
Marad Activates More RRF Ships
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration (MARAD) today activated two more Ready Reserve Force (RRF) ships to support Operation Enduring Freedom. The activations follow orders received from the U.S. Navy's Military Sealift Command. The two ships, the CAPE LOBOS and the CAPE LAMBERT, are part of the James River Reserve Fleet anchored near Fort Eustis, VA. "The maritime community has served America with great distinction during every major crisis in our Nation's history
Cargo Ship Missing in Hurricane Joaquin
The fate of more than 30 crew aboard a cargo ship that ran afoul of Hurricane Joaquin off the Bahamas was unknown on Friday as the powerful storm battered the island chain for a second day. News of the missing vessel came as forecasters shifted the likely track of the powerful storm further
2 Rescued from Sailboat Near Hobucken, NC
The Coast Guard rescued two people on Wednesday from the Neuse River near Hobucken. Watchstanders at Coast Guard Sector North Carolina received a mayday call on VHF-FM Channel 16 at 6:39 p.m. from a man and woman aboard the 23-foot sailboat, Sentimental Journey
APM Terminals Liberia Sees Economic Recovery
Addressing the US - Liberia Trade & Investment Forum in New York City, APM Terminals Liberia Managing Director George Adjei points to a 30% increase in import container traffic at Liberia's largest port as a reason for great confidence in Liberian investment.
Hurricane Fred Strengthens in Eastern Atlantic
Hurricane Fred strengthened early Monday in the eastern Atlantic as it approached the Cape Verde Islands, while the remnants of Tropical Storm Erika brought flooding to parts of South Carolina, according to U.S. forecasters. The center of Fred is expected to pass near or over the
HMAS Canberra Initial Operational Capability
The Royal Australian Navy's Amphibious Ship, HMAS Canberra, has completed a graduated operational test and trials program to achieve a key milestone towards Initial Operating Capability. The program included integration of landing craft as well as trials for both the crew
Tropical Storm Erika Heads for Florida
Tropical Storm Erika lashed Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands with heavy rain and fierce winds on Friday, moving across the Caribbean and apparently heading for the Dominican Republic, northern Haiti and eventually South Florida, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
Hoover Debuts Offshore Acid Tanks
Hoover Container Solutions, a provider of chemical tanks, cargo carrying units and related products and services, has introduced acid tanks intended for transport and storage of a range of corrosive liquids and chemicals as the newest addition to its offshore product line.
Japan Joins U.S.-Philippine Naval Drills; Tensions Rise
Japan has joined U.S.-led maritime humanitarian exercises off the Philippines for the first time, as concerns mount among the three allies about China's growing assertiveness in the disputed South China Sea. A Japanese navy replenishment ship was in Subic Bay, a former U.S
USS Ashland to the Rescue of Typhoon Soudelor Victims
Through the coordination of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the amphibious dock landing ship USS Ashland (LSD 48) will depart Guam and arrive in Saipan Aug. 8 to provide relief in the aftermath of Typhoon Soudelor, which devastated the island Aug. 2-3.
Fond Farewell to HMAS Tobruk
The Governor-General, His Excellency General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove, AK, MC (Retd), together with the Assistant Minister for Defence Stuart Robert, MP, and Chief of Navy Vice Admiral Tim Barrett, AO, CSC, RAN, today attended the decommissioning of HMAS Tobruk to bid the ship a fond
RoRo Launched for Royal Bahamas Defense Force
A Damen RoRo 5612 was launched this month at Halong Shipyard in Vietnam, the shipbuilder announced. The RoRo is one of nine Damen vessels ordered by the Royal Bahamas Defense Force as part of its Sandy Bottom Project. The vessel's multipurpose capabilities will be put to use by the
Landing Craft Gifted to Philippines by Oz
Chief of Navy Vice Admiral Tim Barrett, AO, CSC, RAN, was joined at HMAS Cairns today by his Philippine counterpart, Flag Officer in Command Philippine Navy, Vice Admiral Jesus Millan, at a ceremony to gift two decommissioned Australian Balikpapan class landing craft to the Government of
EU Extends Suspension of Iran Sanctions
The European Union extended on Tuesday a suspension of sanctions on Iran for six months following a nuclear deal between the Middle East country and six major world powers. In a statement the EU said it had "prolonged until January 14 2016 the suspension of EU restrictive
Haiti's Port Lafito Officially Opens
GB Group inaugurated their Port Lafito, a world-class modern container port in Haiti. They informed that the port is now open and operational. Port Lafito is Haiti's first Panamax Port with state of the art equipment and technology
Port Lafito Officially Opens
GB Group, a diversified group of industrial and trading companies, has announced that Port Lafito, a world-class modern container port in Haiti, is open and operational. Port Lafito in Haiti officially opened on 2 July in a ceremony attended by the country's president among


text:
Born will make all endeavours to deliver the goods as shown on the site within the time shown when you place your order. We offer free delivery on all orders over £40 within the UK. The delivery charge for orders that do not meet the £40 free delivery threshold is £4.95.
Next day delivery is available on items in stock and if ordered before 11am. Next working day delivery is possible (Monday to Friday only) if these conditions apply and costs £8.95 regardless of the value of your order. Please note that orders which arrive with us after 11am on Friday (i.e. on Friday afternoon, Saturday or Sunday) will be dispatched by us on the next working day which is Monday.
If you live in an area of the UK where Royal Mail does not operate a next day delivery service then please note that we will not be able to provide you with next day delivery and we will assume you are aware of these limitations before placing your order.
Please note that Next Day Delivery may not be possible for larger items, eg furniture and mattresses. If you need next day delivery for these items, please call 0117 924 5080 so that we can check with the supplier.
We will provide you with a tracking number to enable you to trace your package. If your item is mislaid by Royal Mail or Business Post we will send a replacement once we have satisfied their investigations.
In some circumstances we are able to deliver on Saturdays but this will be by request only and largely dependent on the size and weight of your items. The cost for this is £10.95. Please contact us on 0117 924 5080 if you would like to discuss this option.
Payment can be made by credit card using our secure server, or via PayPal. We accept: Visa, MasterCard, and Delta. We use HSBC online credit card processing which offers the highest level of protection for your card details. We DO NOT keep records of your card details on paper or electronically.
Offers, discounts and promotion codes can be used for all products on the site, or just those indicated within the communication, with the exception of:
Offers and discounts usually have either a specified date of expiry or a number of days to expiry is indicated (eg 7 days till this offer expires). In the latter case the 7 days starts from when the communication (eg email) is sent from Born.
If your item is not in stock, we will order it for you. We will keep you informed as to the status of your order, however should you need to contact us please call us on 0117 924 5080, or email us (see contact us page)
If your order has not been received within five working days (standard delivery) or 48 hours (express delivery) of you having received your dispatch notification email, please telephone us on 01179 245080 so that we can look into the matter.
In the unfortunate event that your item does go missing in transit please note that Royal Mail does have a maximum delivery time of fifteen working days from dispatch and that we cannot re-send your order until this time has elapsed. We will of course keep you informed throughout the process and claim for any lost packages from Royal Mail on your behalf.
VAT is not charged on baby clothing (including nappies). For orders made from the UK or the European Union, 20% or 5% VAT is included in the price of all products that are eligible.
We want you to enjoy each shopping experience with us but we know occasionally you may want to return items you have bought or had given to you as a gift. And because we know you have more important things to think about, we'll do whatever we can to make sure you're happy with the way we handle your situation.
If you decide an item isn't right for you, then in most situations you're free to exchange the item within 30 days for something you do want, ask for a credit note to spend later or ask for a refund.
Please contact our Customer Services Team to arrange your return.
If you are shopping on our website, and require delivery outside of the UK or BFPO address we offer a service where we give you a quote for the shipping based on the items in your basket. This process is individual and can take up to five working days. This allows us to be find the best possible quote depending on the weight and size of the order, as this will determine the mode (Royal Mail or Courier) we choose. The shipping costs will be the actual cost quoted by the provider, plus a small charge to cover packing materials.
Place your order and we will ascertain the delivery and expected length of time for delivery and send you a quote for the delivery charge. You have 7 days to accept the shipping quote, proceed with the order and pay, after which time the quote will lapse. If you do not wish to proceed with the order you can simply delete the email and the quote will lapse within seven days.
We are restricted from shipping certain items outside the UK, mainly those which have been modified to pass UK safety laws. In addition some suppliers require us not to supply to regions where there are local retailers in place. Unfortunately in these cases we will not be able to provide you with your order; we will let you know if this is the case via email.
Please contact our Customer Services Team who will help you with replacing faulty items.
We request personal details on the order form for our records only. We do not disclose customer information to third parties, with the exception of your delivery details if your item is being sent straight from the supplier. All emails you receive will be directed through Born. Cookies are used on this shopping site, but only to keep track of the contents of your shopping cart once you have selected an item.
By shopping at Born you will on occasion be sent emails with information on special offers of news.
We want you to be happy with your shopping experience with us. If for any reason you need to complain, or perhaps just inform us of how we could have done things better please contact: Eva Fernandes, Director, Born, 64 Gloucester Road, Bishopston, Bristol, BS7 8BH. Tel 0117 924 5080 or email us.
This does not affect your statutory rights.
Our prices are never more than the retailers recommended retail price. Where possible we will price match with shops and online stores, please ask us. If you are able to collect from us we may be able to give you a further discount on any heavy or bulky items that would otherwise cost us a lot to deliver. We reserve the right not to price match.
It is deemed that we have accepted your order at the point of dispatch, and at no point before this.


text:
Right Here, Right Now
Lychee House
"Modern Chinese"
Bacchus Inc
Eastern Bloc
The Queens Kickshaw
"Specialty coffee, scratch cooking, fancy grilled cheese, craft ales, cider, and wine in Astoria, Queens NY. Open daily 'til 1am."
Edward's Lunch
Birdland Jazz Club
"Committed to offer the most authentic Italian dine experience outside of Italy, Gradisca captures the charm and warmth of a true trattoria. "
Redeye Grill
Erotic Bakery Of New York
John's Pizzeria Eastside
New York Spas
Los Angeles Restaurants
Carlitos Gardel Restaurant
(323) 655-0891
7963 Melrose Ave
Los Angeles, CA
Nordstrom Restaurant
Home Restaurant - Silver Lake
Mao's Kitchen
La Salsa Fresh Mexican Grill
Carousel Restaurant
Mimi's Cafe
Risotto Restaurant
Vivoli Cafe & Trattoria
Los Angeles Spas
Houston Restaurants
Kelvin Arms
(713) 528-4739
2424 Dunstan Rd
Houston, TX
Daily Review Cafe
Bombay Brasserie
Demeris Bar-B-Q
Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen
Los Cucos Mexican Cafe - Spring Cypress
Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen
Pappasito's Cantina
Kim Son Restaurant
Aladdin Mediterranean Cuisine
Houston Spas
Chicago Restaurants
Kingston Mines
(773) 360-5759
2548 N Halsted St
Chicago, IL
Mana Food Bar
Chicago Bagel Authority
Harry Caray's Italian Steakhouse
Kitsch 'N On Roscoe
Smoque BBQ
Nuevo Leon Restaurant
Tecalitlan Restaurant
Chicago Spas
© Copyright 2004-2015 - Sidewalk®, a registered trademark of CityGrid Media, LLC


text:
Keyword: drinking water ×
Industry: Shipbuilding & Water Transport ×
Location: Asia & Middle East ×
Location: Guam ×
atg UV Technology
based in Wigan, UNITED KINGDOM
atg UV Technology are leaders in the design and manufacture of UV (ultraviolet) disinfection / treatment systems for municipal drinking water and waste water, oil and gas applications, industrial process water and aquatics. Our applications include: Municipal: Drinking water (validated), waste water, storm water, advanced oxidation, waste water re-use. Oil & Gas: Drinking ...
Burns & McDonnell
based in Kansas City, MISSOURI (USA)
Burns & McDonnell, headquartered in Kansas City, Mo., is a full-service engineering, architecture, construction, environmental and consulting solutions firm. Our multidisciplined staff of more than 4,300 employee-owners includes engineers, architects, construction experts, planners, estimators, economists, technicians and scientists, representing virtually all design ...
CH2M Hill Companies, Ltd.
based in Englewood, COLORADO (USA)
CH2M HILL offers a full range of environmental engineering, consulting, and construction services including site remediation, contaminated sediment services, ecosystems management, waste management, and munitions response programs. Applying innovative, creative, and value-based approaches is integral to every project we work on—CH2M HILL saves you money and time by ...
MIOX Corporation
based in Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO (USA)
MIOX Corporation is the innovator and industry leader in on-site chemical generators for water disinfection. MIOX technology combines salt, water and power to generate cost-effective disinfectant chemistries on site. Our expertly designed chemical generators give customers the freedom to produce disinfectants in the amount they need, when they need it. With over twenty ...
Fluid Dynamics International Ltd
based in Maidenhead, UNITED KINGDOM
Fluid Dynamics is the manufacturer of the best non chemical system to stop scaling caused by hard water. A truly green water treatment method proven to save energy and eliminate chemicals For over 40 years we have supplied our wide range of non-chemical scale prevention products to every sector of industry,commerce and the home that suffers from the effects of hard ...
Endress Hauser Instruments International AG
based in Reinach, SWITZERLAND
Endress Hauser is a global leader in measurement instrumentation, services and solutions for industrial process engineering. The Group employs more than 12,000 personnel across the globe, generating net sales of 2.0 billion euros in 2014.Water quality, discharges, regulations, the environment… just rely on a trusted partner. No resource is more precious than water. But as ...
LIFESTREAM Watersystems Inc.
based in Huntington Beach, CALIFORNIA (USA)
LIFESTREAM Watersystems Inc. manufactures desalination, brackish, and tap water reverse osmosis systems; nanofiltration systems, ultrafiltration systems and custom filtration systems. Worldwide markets include the marine industry, coastguards, navles, oil platforms, wastewater treatment, industrial makeup water and potable water for hotels, resorts, and small ...
Körting Hannover AG
based in Hannover, GERMANY
The outward appearance of Körting Hannover AG has changed over the years – the pillars of success however have remained: specialisation in a leading trade mark engineering of products and know-how, entrepreneurship and employees with a marked engagement in the company. Team-thinking and discussions with our customers smooth the way to optimum results. Quick decisions ...
Grundfos Pumps Corporation
based in Bjerringbro, DENMARK
Grundfos is the world`s largest manufacturer of pumps and pump solutions.
Grundfos Alldos
based in Reinach, SWITZERLAND
GRUNDFOS Water Treatment GmbH is an innovative supplier of high-quality products and services in the environmental technology and water treatment sectors. We develop, manufacture and market dosing pumps, disinfection systems, dosing systems as well as the associated measuring and control technology for these sectors. Using our knowledge of the markets and processes, we ...
Related Terms for drinking water
Need help finding the right suppliers?
Let the XPRTs do the work for you


text:
Coat Candy by Jessika Goranson - 0 Comments
One of the many bummers about New England winters (brrrrrrr) is the fact that we must live in our coats. While the go-to, utilitarian hooded puffer may keep us warm, we're often left feeling less than stylish (and looking like everyone else). This season I vow to wear more of my pretty coats and honor them as I would my favorite dress. One easy and oh-so-chic solution is the brooch: the ultimate piece of jewelry for outerwear. I tend to favor brooches and pins I've thrifted from flea markets or antique